Video Streaming

We broadcast your meetings, launches, training and events live, and keep the recordings in an archive. You can restrict access with a password or to your company network.

LIVEWatched in 3 offices

Annual review meeting

Latency 0.8 s

What you can do

Live broadcasts

Your meetings, launches, training and events are streamed live.

On-demand archive

Broadcasts are recorded automatically and archived for later viewing.

HLS / DASH infrastructure

Streams are delivered over standard protocols compatible with common browsers and devices.

Low latency

WebRTC and LL-HLS bring latency down to under a second.

Access control

A broadcast can be restricted with a password or to the company network only.

Multi-location delivery

The same broadcast reaches different cities or branches at the same time.

Your own in-house channel

A dedicated channel is set up for in-house events and announcements.

Viewer statistics

See who watched a broadcast and for how long, from the panel.

Live streaming camera

For hotels

  • Stream weddings, conferences and in-house events live, and share the recordings with guests.
  • Broadcast promotional and informational content on the hotel's own TV channel.

For companies

  • Stream your general assembly, launches and training with low latency and restricted access.
  • Offices in different cities watch the same broadcast at the same time.

Technical details

Protocols / standards
HLS, DASH, WebRTC, LL-HLS for low latency
Security
Password-protected or company-network-restricted access.

Frequently asked questions

How much latency does the broadcast have?

A few seconds on standard HLS, and under a second with WebRTC/LL-HLS.

Can only specific people watch a broadcast?

Yes, access can be restricted with a password or to the company network.

Where are recordings stored?

Broadcasts are recorded automatically and kept in the archive for the period you choose.

Can we stream to more than one location at once?

Yes, a single broadcast is delivered to different cities or branches at the same time.

Try it in a small area first

Let's try the first installation in a small area; see the results, then decide.

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